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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 14, 2011

Page

5

BC Hydro Facebook Page Comments On New Meters

A fragment from BC Hydro social media posts shows comments about the new meters and public reaction. The text references Facebook discussions and user opinions on the rollout and billing changes.

Before you post on Facebook beware online reputation risks

Editor note warns that casual jokes on social media can cost jobs or housing, as users act as global publishers. It highlights legal rights, risks of damaging posts, and mixed value of reputation repair services. A Consumers Council report link is provided to guide careful sharing online.

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Flathead Valley urged for World Heritage Park and wildlife corridor

Wildsight Sierra Club BC and CPAWS-BC push to designate the Waterton Glacier World Heritage Site with a National Park in the Flathead River Valley’s southeastern third. They seek a Wildlife Management Area in the remaining Flathead and adjacent lands to protect a vital corridor to Canada’s Rocky Mountain Parks.

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Blasting BC Hydro’s Rate Increase Split

The piece argues that 92 percent of BC Hydro’s 32 percent rate hike stems from renewing its own infrastructure and only 8 percent from buying new energy from independent producers. It urges separating these costs and views independent supply as valuable for future growth and jobs in British Columbia.

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